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The Cinderella Syndrome |
| Section: LIFE / FASHION |
| Author: Wendi Winters |
| Publication: The world & I online |
| Issue Date: 12/1/1989 |
| Size: 1,986 Words, 11,555 Characters |
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Roseanne Barr, the hot comedienne, taped a comedy show for HBO that featured an unruly stage family. The husband is an unkempt slob. After the show, the camera follows Roseanne back to her trailer. There she finds her stage husband asleep in front of the television. Stubble-faced, with a huge belly bulging beneath his stained undershirt, he snoozes holding an empty beer can. Suddenly, he rises from his La-Zee-Boy, transformed: He is clean-shaven and dressed in a tuxedo. The magic of the moment is spectacular. He is her handsome prince, and the two are out for a night on the town.
You too, should be transformed as you dress for a big event or special party. That is part of the magic of the evening. Yet, as the holiday party season rolls around, it's not hard to find yourself feeling l...
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...res they patronize. Their fees vary according to locale, expertise, and reputation. Its best if the consultant is a member of the Association of Image Consultants, which has established a code of professional standards for its membership.
As the new you heads out to the big party, remember your magic is much better than Cinderella's. Your magic is real! Hers only lasted till midnight. vbcrlf
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